PokerArc · Track the long game

Running bad,
or playing bad?

PokerArc turns your session history into answers: lifetime hourly rate, drawdowns, and a Variance Lab that shows whether a rough stretch is ordinary variance — or worth a serious look. Import your history in minutes. Free to start.

Start tracking free Migrate from a spreadsheet

No account required to start · CSV import & full export anytime · Your data stays on your device

Illustrative · the report fills in from your real sessions

What PokerArc answers

Three questions every regular actually has.

Not another logbook. PokerArc is built around the questions players ask after a bad month.

01Free

“Am I running bad?” — finally answered.

The Variance Lab resamples your own session history and gives a plain-language verdict on your recent stretch — free, with the honesty to say “this can’t tell you why.” Exact percentiles and probabilities are Pro.

See the Variance Lab →

02Pro

The long game, not the last night.

Lifetime baseline, rolling performance and drawdowns — with the sample size attached to every number, so a hot week can’t lie to you and a cold month can’t scare you.

See the Long Game dashboard →

03Free

Switching costs: zero.

Download the CSV template, paste in your Google Sheets history, import. 175 sessions land in minutes — parsed in your browser, nothing uploaded. Full JSON/CSV export anytime, so you can always leave.

Import your history →

From spreadsheet to answers

Download the template

One CSV with the exact columns PokerArc expects. Fill it from Google Sheets, Excel, or any other tracker’s export.

Import — parsed locally

Preview every row before anything is written. Dates, money and durations in mixed formats are handled for you.

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Read your first conclusion

Totals, the cumulative curve and your variance band appear immediately. The more you play, the sharper the answers.

PokerArc Pro

You put in the hours.
Get the honest answer.

Pro unlocks the two dashboards serious players open first — deep analysis of everything you’ve recorded.

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Long Game tab · real account, 175+ sessions · crop the metrics grid + cumulative curve, CNY display currency

The Long Game — lifetime baseline, rolling performance, drawdowns with recovery times.

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Variance Lab tab · conclusion card visible · 100-hour window, 2,000 runs, percentile band chart

The Variance Lab — historical bootstrap that tells bad luck from real change.

$14.99/ year · founding lifetime $29.99 once

Less than one buy-in a year. Tracking, import, export and cloud sync stay free forever — Pro only adds the deep analysis.

See Pro details →

Free means free

Your history is yours. Period.

Local-firstRecords live in your browser first. Sign in only if you want free cloud sync across devices.

Full export, anytimeJSON or CSV — every session, including recoverable deleted records. No lock-in, no dark patterns.

Multi-currency, one viewMixed CNY and USD games? Everything converts into the display currency you choose, originals kept.

No ads, no popupsNo interstitials on the free plan — tracking, import, export and sync are the product, not the bait.

Is it really free?

Yes. Unlimited sessions, CSV import, full export, and cloud sync with a free account are the baseline. Pro ($14.99/year) only adds deep analysis: the Long Game dashboard, the full Variance Lab distribution, compound filters and FX reporting.

Where does my data live?

In your browser first — open the Tracker without an account and everything works. Sign in and the same records sync to your account for free, so a lost phone never means lost history.

Can I migrate from another tracker or a spreadsheet?

That’s the point. Download the CSV template, paste your Google Sheets history (or export from another tracker), and import up to 10,000 sessions. Preview everything before it’s written; nothing is uploaded to a server.

Play. Observe. Record. Review.

One year of sessions.
One honest answer.

Start tonight’s session with a tracker that remembers everything — and tells you what it means.